Must Read: Beyoncé's Levi's Campaign Is Here, 'Glamour' Crowns Pamela Anderson and Serena Williams 'Women of the Year'

Photo&colon; Mason Poole/ Courtesy of Levi’s

These are the stories making headlines in fashion on Monday.

Beyoncé’s Levi’s campaign is here
Beyoncé stars in the latest Levi’s campaign, dubbed “Reiimagine.” It offers a modern take on the brand’s Launderette ad, originally released in 1985. “I am honored to work with Levi’s to create quintessential American iconography,” Beyoncé said in a release. “Denim on denim has often been seen through a male lens, so this reimagining campaign, which celebrates the iconic female perspective, is important to me.” The campaign video was directed by Melina Matsoukas and filmed by Marcell Rév. The stills were photographed by Mason Poole. {Fashionista inbox}

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Glamour crowns Pamela Anderson and Serena Williams ‘Women of the Year’
Pamela Anderson and Serena Williams are Glamour‘s 2024 women of the year. Anderson opened up about taking control of her image, maturity and writing in an interview with Emily Maddick, while Williams spoke about life after retirement, including home renovation, motherhood and her brand Wyn Beauty with Mattie Kahn. The women were photographed by Claire Rothstein and Josefina Santos. Read Anderson’s profile here and Williams’s here. {Fashionista inbox}

Pamela Anderson and Serena Williams for Glamour November 2024.
Photos&colon; Claire Rothstein and Josefina Santos/ Courtesy of Glamour

Ssense chronicles the online fashion fandom with fashion’s most devoted
Journalist Emilia Petrarca conducted 14 interviews with fashion’s most devoted followers to amass a “relatively brief and entirely incomplete” history of the online fashion fandom for Ssense. The timeline details major events in the online fashion world, from the forum days and the launch of Style.com, through the golden age of Tumblr, to the rise of Substack and social media commentary. Read more here. {Fashionista inbox}

Jacob Gallagher joins The New York Times Styles desk
After a decade at The Wall Street Journal, fashion reporter Jacob Gallagher has joined The New York Times Styles team. Gallagher is known for his full-picture reporting that covers fashion, politics, business and status. He even broke the news early that Pharrell Williams would succeed the late Virgil Ahloh as menswear designer at LVMH, forcing the brand to announce the appointment earlier than planned. His work has appeared in GQ, Esquire, Vice Media and more. {The New York Times}

The program that teaches couture skills behind bars
Cooperativa Alice is taking an unexpected route to meet Italy’s demand for luxury artisans: The company employs inmates and trains them in artisanal practices, which they utilize for Emporio Armani and Aspesi. The program pays standard industry wages and aims to rehabilitate and ease the reintegration process for inmates. So far, Cooperativa Alice and similar programs have reportedly reduced the recidivism rate from 70% to 2%. Laura Rysman explores the company’s impact for The New York Times. {The New York Times}

Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo cover Vanity Fair
Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo cover the November issue of Vanity Fair ahead of their anticipated film “Wicked,” set to be released on Nov. 22. In an accompanying interview, the two actors discuss finding a home in the spotlight, their friendship, balanced lifestyles and more with Vanity Fair‘s Chris Murphy. The pair was photographed by Norman Jean Roy and styled by Patti Wilson for the publication. {Vanity Fair}